In this episode of "A Players," the host delves into the life and career of Enzo Ferrari, drawing from a New Yorker profile and several biographies. The episode emphasizes Ferrari's relentless focus on winning, his talent as an "agitator of men," and his marketing genius. It explores his early life, the influence of Ettore Bugatti, and his unique approach to business, including his emphasis on exclusivity and his hands-on management style. The host highlights Ferrari's singular dedication to his craft, his complex personality, and his lasting impact on the automotive world, portraying him as an obsessive visionary who prioritized prestige over financial gain. The episode also touches on Ferrari's later years, his deal with Fiat, and his unwavering passion for automobiles until his death.
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